Re: Was there ever a ProFile card for the II series?

[spector@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)]

In article rogtha@delphi.com writes...
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>I know my ProFile III card won't work with the II family; was there
>ever a ProFile card for II's?

	Yes, there certainly was. It was called the "Apple II Interface", 
the name is silkscreened onto the card. It's a simple card made up of various
74LSxxx ICs and an EPROM. Incidentally, you'll needs to have a later version 
EPROM with the part number 341-0299-B if it's to be used under GS/OS (IIgs).
Of course most Apple IIgs users are going to want a fast SCSI/IDE interface 
and drive, the ProFile uses some non-standard Parallel interface (rather slow).

	The older ROM version should work fine when used with an Apple II, 
II+ or IIe. From what I've heard, this card is quite rare, so you might have 
difficulties finding one. Try comp.sys.apple2.marketplace, I did notice a few 
for sale the past couple of days...

Mitchell Spector
m_spect@vega.concordia.ca / spector@vax2.concordia.ca